Alright Sifty, slap me for saying this is region *blocked.

Its from the Sept 24 clip, 1st segment on the ComedyCentral site if you happen to live in Canada.

How is this eia? So he faceplanted into sand. Dumb? Yes. Removed from the gene pool potential? Not really.

If he had tried this on the edge of the highway, or while juggling flaming swords, well, that's a whole new eia ballgame.

I don't know the ins-and-outs of the dupe rules, but this one isn't region blocked if makes a difference.

@sdGumdamX - You're right about overseas residents obtaining voter cards, but I don't think that is the point of a scheme like this. What happens is the party sends a registered letter to your residence of record. If you are not there to receive the letter, then the party can protest that your name should be removed from the registered voter list.

Of course, you can get your name re-instated, but its hard to do that when you probably don't even know its been removed. It's a hassle to get reinstated, and the party (in this case Republican) is betting that a high percentage of voters won't bother.

The idea is that the more difficult it is to vote, the less likely you are to vote - and I suspect that at a statistical level that it is very true.

Although the critters are real, the bit about them being found on the beach after the tsunami is a hoax. See http://www.snopes.com/photos/tsunami/creature.asp - Very cool deep sea animals though.

My goodness, I'm honoured - my first post has hit the top 15!